Saturday Oct. 04, 2008
One on One: Jack Browne
Wrapping up the initial One-on-One is Jack Browne, VP President of Marketing at MIPS
Jack Browne is Vice President of Marketing for MIPS Technologies. He joined MIPS Technologies in 2001 as director of market development, drawing on more than 30 years of industry experience in sales, marketing and engineering, primarily in Motorola’s Semiconductor Products Sector, and also including Wyle Electronics and Arrow Electronics. An acknowledged industry spokesman, Mr. Browne has written more than 100 papers for industry publications and presented at more than 100 industry conferences. He holds a B.S.E.E. degree from the University of Texas.
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Posted by Warren Savage on Saturday Oct. 04, 2008
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Wednesday Oct. 01, 2008
One on One: Kathy Werner
Joining us in this One-on-One is Kathy Werner, past president of VSIA.
Kathy Werner has led the industry in its quest for IP standards. She is the past president of the VSI Alliance which was the leading industry organization for IP standards. Kathy chaired the VSI Alliance Quality IP Pillar in VSIA and is acting chair for the IEEE Quality Working Group working on the evolution of the Quality IP (QIP) Metric. As a major IDM IP Strategy and Business Manager, Kathy is responsible for IP coordination, standardization and quality. Kathy is also the chair for the Design Con IP Business and Engineering Impacts track.
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Posted by Warren Savage on Wednesday Oct. 01, 2008
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Monday Sep. 29, 2008
One on One: Ralph Von Vignau
Next in our interview series, Ralph Von Vignau offers insights on the IP market.
Ralph von Vignau is Senior Director in the Corporate Innovation & Technology - IP & Architecture Group within NXP Semiconductors. Von Vignau is a management team member, manager of the IP Quality and Reuse group, the Standards and Infrastructure Group and the Innovation & Technology Test Chip Program. Von Vignau is also President of The SPIRIT Consortium and is also on the OSCI Board of Directors.
The IP & Architecture group will develop and procure leading edge IP for the coming generations of technology starting with 65 nm. In his current position, von Vignau will focus strongly on the development and utilization of standards to address product quality, reuse and design efficiency.
Ralph von Vignau has a bachelor’s degree in informatics and during the last 35 years has received 15 patents, primarily in consumer systems.
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Thursday Sep. 25, 2008
One on One: Stephen Padnos
Next in our interview series, Stephen Padnos of Atheros offers insights on the IP market.
Steve,
Thanks for meeting with me. I have a few questions for you.
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Posted by Warren Savage on Thursday Sep. 25, 2008
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Tuesday Sep. 23, 2008
One on One: Johan Van Ginderdeuren
Next in our interview series, Johan Van Ginderdeuren offers insights on the IP market.
Johan Van Ginderdeuren is Business Development Manager for NXP Semiconductors’ Product Line Ultra Low Power Solutions in Leuven, Belgium, where he is responsible for the CoolFlux DSP Cores IP licensing business. Formerly he’s been active for Philips in areas such as digital audio (Compact Disc) and connectivity (USB, Zigbee, Bluetooth). He writes here in his own name.
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Warren Savage, President and CEO of IPextreme, is a well-known and published authority in the field of semiconductor intellectual property.
He has a long history of pushing the envelope of design methodology from his work in fault tolerant computing at Tandem Computers in the 1980's and driving reliable design metholologies into commercial practice at Synopsys for its DesignWare IP product in the 1990s.
Much of his thinking became embodied in the seminal book on IP reuse, the Reuse Methodology Manual. Warren is taking his vision to the next level with his latest company, IPextreme, which is focused on enabling broad commercialization of IP captive in large semiconductor companies.
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